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The best time of the week is already upon us. And that means we're all trying to figure out unique things to do in Montreal this weekend to switch up our routine a little bit.

Well, here are 11 ideas to consider if you're hoping to find a reason to leave your home when Friday comes around.

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One of Montreal's favourite summer festivals, Piknic Électronik, is officially back and ready to welcome you for a dance party all summer long. 

Every Saturday and Sunday until October 10, Parc Jean-Drapeau will come alive twice a day.

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It's officially beach season in Quebec! If you're not the kind of person who likes suntanning or drinking in a floatie all day, you might want to try this inflatable aquatic obstacle course at Saint-Zotique Beach, which is just 45 minutes away from Montreal.

This week, Saint-Zotique Beach announced the return of its Mega Parcours Eau Défi, which consists of 30 structures floating on top of the Saint-Lawrence River that "thrill- and fun-seeking" people can climb, run and balance on.

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There's a dreamy place in Gaspésie, Quebec that's known for its crystal clear water — and you can kayak across 20 kilometres of it.

Before you get going, check our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your trip.

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Summer is on its way to Quebec, and you may be struggling to figure out what to do in the province as most activities in Quebec remain closed due to COVID-19.

We've rounded up some of the best drive-in theatres in Quebec — open right now — that you can visit for a fun and low-key weekend evening.

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If you're a fan of the sun and the moon, get excited. A partial solar eclipse will be visible in Montreal during the wee hours of the morning on June 10, 2021.

According to Espace pour la vie, "in Quebec and across most of Canada, we’ll be able to observe a partial eclipse of the Sun."

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There's no doubt that Quebec is filled with tons of photogenic landscapes. Thanks to Must Do Canada, we now know which spots are fan favourites on Instagram.

Two places in la belle province made it into the top 10 most Instagrammed attractions in Canada.

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If you're wondering about free things to do in Montreal this May, we've got you covered.

There's nothing quite like the month of May — the weather starts to get warmer, flowers start to bloom, and everyone seems to be just a little bit happier.

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The SPVM has said it's analyzing an incident partially captured in an April 10 video showing a group of SPVM officers pinning down an individual while one officer repeatedly strikes them on the head. The video has circulated widely on social media and led to a public outcry.

This article contains graphic content that might not be suitable for some readers.

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Journey an hour outside Montreal to Saint-Anicet, Quebec to frolic through the fields of Au Beau Pré this summer.

The farm — which, according to its website, counts 300 varieties of dahlias plus 50 flower types designated for cutting — lets visitors pick their own flowers to build their own bouquets.

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Many have heard of Starbucks' secret menu, but few have actually dared to try it. That's where Montreal TikToker Sabrina Tam comes in.

She's showing us exactly how she hacks the Starbucks menu, ordering extravagant — and delicious-looking — drinks in the Montreal area. 

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